I don't particularly put a lot of stock in horoscopes, but traditional Western astrology--called Tropical Astrology--is quite interesting in regard to cultural aspects of the Zodiac. Below is a reference-work that I created on this topic:
A lot of research and attention to detail has been put into this. This began mostly as my own notes for myself. I find the intersection between different cultures' ancient beliefs and their connection to the modern science of astronomy to be quite interesting, including how that ancientness has carried forward to the present time. For example, in English the days of the week are named after deities--mostly Norse deities--and those deities in turn were each associated as representing one of the seven classical planets. So each day of the week also has a classical planet associated with it. And this same connection goes back to the ancient Mesopotamian deities, through the Greeks and Romans, and is even found in Hinduism. There's actually a lot of overlap between these cultures, which continues to this day in our modern culture. I provide tables of rows and columns which explicate these connections in a convenient way.
A good deal of historical digging had to be done in order to nail-down some of this information. Presently there's a lot of confusion that exists regarding the referent identity of Sagittarius; and to a somewhat lesser extent, so also with Capricorn, and even some of the other zodiacal signs. One might think that this historical cultural information would have been better preserved and known by those who make it their interest to write on such topics, but such is not the case. So my choices regarding the aforesaid referent identities haven't been made lightly. As far as what I have come across, this information has never been laid out in such a systematic and well-researched manner. One area where I might expand on this article is to give scholarly citations while explaining how I arrived at some of the possibly more surprising referent identities.
As indicated, I additionally make the connection between astrology and the modern science of astronomy, and even modern medical science. I provide a number of astronomical and mathematical resources for those who might desire to learn about astronomy more.
So if one comes at this information from the cultural perspective, one might be inspired to learn more about its scientific/astronomical aspects. Or if one comes at it from the scientific/astronomical perspective, one might be inspired to learn more about its cultural aspects. There ought to be something here for almost everybody.
Pluto is the planet of catastrophic upheaval, such as the overthrowing or transitioning of great civilizations. Something is about to change hands in a very big way.
Imagine thinking God is subject to the alignment of the stars. Not saying there isn't something real behind astrology but ultimately that will not be the deciding factor.
Imagine thinking God is subject to the laws of physics. He doesn't have to be. The laws of physics are meant to be unbreakable for us. There's no reason he wouldn't create astrology as well just to keep it interesting.
And for only $19.95 you can have the full asstrological outcome of your pet dog fannie, you're goldfish herman and the next 6 years of your life! For only $8 more you can get the next 10 years!
Haha, put the bong down
I'd say transiting anyone's anus would bring some shock and betrayal...
I don't particularly put a lot of stock in horoscopes, but traditional Western astrology--called Tropical Astrology--is quite interesting in regard to cultural aspects of the Zodiac. Below is a reference-work that I created on this topic:
A lot of research and attention to detail has been put into this. This began mostly as my own notes for myself. I find the intersection between different cultures' ancient beliefs and their connection to the modern science of astronomy to be quite interesting, including how that ancientness has carried forward to the present time. For example, in English the days of the week are named after deities--mostly Norse deities--and those deities in turn were each associated as representing one of the seven classical planets. So each day of the week also has a classical planet associated with it. And this same connection goes back to the ancient Mesopotamian deities, through the Greeks and Romans, and is even found in Hinduism. There's actually a lot of overlap between these cultures, which continues to this day in our modern culture. I provide tables of rows and columns which explicate these connections in a convenient way.
A good deal of historical digging had to be done in order to nail-down some of this information. Presently there's a lot of confusion that exists regarding the referent identity of Sagittarius; and to a somewhat lesser extent, so also with Capricorn, and even some of the other zodiacal signs. One might think that this historical cultural information would have been better preserved and known by those who make it their interest to write on such topics, but such is not the case. So my choices regarding the aforesaid referent identities haven't been made lightly. As far as what I have come across, this information has never been laid out in such a systematic and well-researched manner. One area where I might expand on this article is to give scholarly citations while explaining how I arrived at some of the possibly more surprising referent identities.
As indicated, I additionally make the connection between astrology and the modern science of astronomy, and even modern medical science. I provide a number of astronomical and mathematical resources for those who might desire to learn about astronomy more.
So if one comes at this information from the cultural perspective, one might be inspired to learn more about its scientific/astronomical aspects. Or if one comes at it from the scientific/astronomical perspective, one might be inspired to learn more about its cultural aspects. There ought to be something here for almost everybody.
You're very welcome, Glitchyy!
sounds like a Saturn jammed Uranus.... call a tow-truck...
if a Saturn jammed Uranus, I think you might need more than a tow truck.
I guess we have to invent the term "planetfag" now?
I think retarded fag is a better moniker.
i came for the uranus jokes
Mercury is retrograde until the 20th too. The last retrograde ended on November 3rd.
Pluto is transiting the same position as during the Revolution... takes 200+ years to cycle..
Pluto is the planet of catastrophic upheaval, such as the overthrowing or transitioning of great civilizations. Something is about to change hands in a very big way.
I just went to all the oceans. and the waves have stopped.
He said transiting Uranus... lol
Makes about as much sense as all the numerology I see in Q stuff.
I think all of these people's heads are currently transiting into Uranus.
Imagine thinking God is subject to the alignment of the stars. Not saying there isn't something real behind astrology but ultimately that will not be the deciding factor.
Imagine thinking God is subject to the laws of physics. He doesn't have to be. The laws of physics are meant to be unbreakable for us. There's no reason he wouldn't create astrology as well just to keep it interesting.
That's a lot of words to say, I'm good af bullshitting.
Nah
Thanks I’ll be waiting to hear
And for only $19.95 you can have the full asstrological outcome of your pet dog fannie, you're goldfish herman and the next 6 years of your life! For only $8 more you can get the next 10 years!
I like most of the stuff around this board but this is certified insane!